I really liked this room. I felt right at home here. I played mostly in the $8/16 game and played a little bit of $2/5 no limit too. I must have lucked out because a new game opened up as I got to the room so I didn't wait at all. I did notice fairly long wait times while I was playing. The room is pretty small compared to places like Bellagio where I usually play but the tables aren't as close together as they are at the Bellagio so you didn't get bumbed into here. The room is really classy and there is a lot of eye-candy to look at which is great for a tight player like me who folds a lot of hands and needs something to do while I wait for good cards!!!!

Beautiful room, no smoking, beautiful wattresses.

The dealers all were very professional and friendly. There were a few arguments over hands and the dealers at the times did a good job of settling disputes. One time a manager was called over and he listened very carefully and then was very reasoned in his decision. Good job.

No problem getting drinks and the food was very good.

I didn't wait long, but I did notice long lines and a few people who sat down at the table complained about long waits. I got there at 5pm on a Thursday so maybe that's a good off-time to try the room.

Everything about Steve Wynn is classy, so why not his poker room? The atmosphere is great and there are so many of the beautiful, wealthy folks throwing their money around, particularly at night, that there are some big pots for the taking. There are plenty of sharks looking for the easy money, so be careful and pick your spots. Fun room with lots of upside.

Beautifully appointed with great tables & comfortable chairs. The appointments around the room are top quality creating a comfortable, serene setting. You do not feel cramped, enough room between the 27 tables.

Our dealer was top drawer. He was about as good as one gets in the Vegas rooms. According to my tablemates he is typical of the rest of the Wynn dealers. No visible errors, the games were kept moving, so as to keep the players alert.

Lovely looking waitresses, and very efficient. I don't drink much, if at all, so this is not what I pay attention to, but the service was very good.

We stayed at the Wynn,( good to have an expense account), so I was able to call down and get my name on the waiting list, which is shown on your TV. I did notice how well the poker room management treated new players, making them welcome. Classy operation.

$1 per hour, standard.

I played here for the first time last weekend and love it. They have a great 2/5 game with no maximum buy-in so everyone was very deep. I love deep stack poker. My friend said that I should expect some tough play, but this was not the case when I played. Lots of loose players coupled with a bunch of rich tourists who only know poker from watching tournaments on TV. Very easy to exploit.

Beautiful room, great tables, plush chairs. Very, very spacious and comfortable.

Everyone was very friendly here.

Great drinks, all top label.

It was pretty busy the second time I tried to sit down, which was about 9:30 on a Sat evening. It took 1.5 hours to get a seat.

This room is very nice with top notch tables, chairs and seems to be well run. The only two things I think that make it not my favorite room are that the room is a little crowded and the competition is a little tougher than average. There are definitely some good loose games though.

As stated above, this room is very nice. The chairs, tables and the room are top notch. The room is a little cramped, but not too bad. Its better than Mirage and Bellagio in this respect, but not as good as Caesars or Venetian.

The dealers seemed very good to me.

The drink service is very good. You can get whatever you want to drink - top shelf booze, any beer, energy drinks and coffee drinks. The waitresses look very good.

The room is fairly well organized but seems like its usually too crowded. The wait times varied but were sometimes very long, up to an hour sometimes. There is no good place for waiting.

Don't know, didn't ask.